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Ich führte meine drei Grossväter in die Stellung, wo sie fast erschossen wurden, weil sie nicht wussten, wie man sich im Kampf verhält. Einer von ihnen sprengte sich sogar in die Luft beim Laden einer Granate. Ich war schockiert, wie Menschen in den Kampf ziehen können, ohne grundlegende Kampffertigkeiten zu besitzen. Translation: I led my three grandfathers into the position where they almost got shot because they didn't know how to behave in combat. One of them even blew himself up while loading a grenade. I was shocked at how people can go into battle without basic combat skills.

К моему возвращению мне обещали подарок, но я не знаю, что это. Я взял на себя ответственность за взрывы и сказал, чтобы их сделали без жертв. Первый взрыв в троллейбусе был сознательным, он произошел после того, как все вышли, чтобы показать, что мы можем это делать. Это часть нашей войны. --- Upon my return, I was promised a gift, but I don't know what it is. I took responsibility for the explosions and instructed that they be carried out without casualties. The first explosion in the trolleybus was intentional, occurring after everyone had exited, to demonstrate our capability. This is part of our war.

Багато скандалів з семитиці. Важко ставитися до бійців, яких ловлять примусово. Я мала три діда на позиціях, один зупинився там, де не можна було, і я майже його розстріляла. Не розуміла, як вони можуть воювати, не знаючи, як користуватися зброєю. Один навіть сам себе підірвав, вкручуючи гранату. Translation: Many scandals with the semitics. It's hard to deal with forcibly caught fighters. I had three grandfathers on positions, one stopped where he shouldn't have, and I almost shot him. I didn't understand how they could fight without knowing how to use weapons. One even blew himself up while screwing in a grenade.

Мы встретились в Курской области, где спецназ Ахмат активно работает. Ситуация сложная, особенно из-за страданий мирного населения. Я с уважением отношусь к украинцам и понимаю, что они оказались в трудной ситуации. Мы ведем борьбу за правду и защиту своей земли. В нашем подразделении высокопрофессиональные бойцы, которые стремятся к победе. Мы используем артиллерию и беспилотники для эффективной работы. Важно, что мы сплочены и поддерживаем друг друга, как братья. Наша цель — дать отпор тем, кто пытается сломить наш народ, и привлечь на свою сторону тех, кто разделяет наши ценности. --- We met in the Kursk region, where the Akhmat special forces are actively operating. The situation is difficult, especially due to the suffering of the civilian population. I have great respect for Ukrainians and understand their challenging circumstances. We are fighting for truth and the defense of our land. Our unit consists of highly professional fighters committed to victory. We utilize artillery and drones for effective operations. It’s essential that we are united and support each other as brothers. Our goal is to resist those trying to break our people and to attract those who share our values.

Попов Максим Игоревич из 82-й десантной бригады рассказывает, что никто не хочет идти на войну, но начальство заставляет. Бригада получала американские стимуляторы, которые помогали бежать без чувства боли после ранений. Он предупреждает, что не стоит идти на ноль, так как это опасно. Translation: Maxim Popov from the 82nd Airborne Brigade talks about how nobody wants to go to war, but they are forced to by their superiors. The brigade received American stimulants to help them run without feeling pain after injuries. He warns against going into battle unprepared, as it is dangerous.

16 November 2024, I was on a mission to plant a flag in a village. My comrade and I faced heavy fire; he was killed, and I was injured. I took cover in a shed, where I encountered an enemy soldier who tried to persuade me to surrender. I fought him in close combat, resulting in both of us getting wounded. After a fierce struggle, I managed to kill him. Over the next six days, I survived multiple attacks, using my skills to evade capture and eliminate enemies. I was motivated by thoughts of my family and the desire to return home. Despite injuries, I continued to fight and eventually made my way back to my unit, reflecting on the brutal reality of war and the importance of maintaining humanity amidst chaos. --- On November 16, 2024, I was on a mission to plant a flag in a village. My comrade and I faced heavy fire; he was killed, and I was injured. I took cover in a shed, where I encountered an enemy soldier who tried to persuade me to surrender. I fought him in close combat, resulting in both of us getting wounded. After a fierce struggle, I managed to kill him. Over the next six days, I survived multiple attacks, using my skills to evade capture and eliminate enemies. I was motivated by thoughts of my family and the desire to return home. Despite injuries, I continued to fight and eventually made my way back to my unit, reflecting on the brutal reality of war and the importance of maintaining humanity amidst chaos.

One day we stormed a French position. I confronted a French corporal; with bayonets at the ready, I killed him—tossed his rifle away, and ran my bayonet through his chest. Blood came out of his mouth. I felt physically ill, knees shaking, ashamed. My comrades were undisturbed and boasted of killings—one with a rifle butt, another strangling a captain, another hitting with a spade. They were ordinary people: a tram conductor, a commercial traveler, two students, farm workers. We were told that 'the good soldier kills without thinking of his an adversary as a human being.' But I had the dead man before me; I would have shaken his hand if he had raised his hand. 'a man who had father and mother and a family perhaps, and so I felt.' I woke drenched in sweat, thinking what would have happened if I wasn't quicker. 'Anything else? That's beautiful.'

They drafted everyone. They gathered us up and took us to the military commissariat. I didn't pass the medical commission, but I was in the field three days later. If you want to go, go; if you don't, why force it? I had to retrieve a pill. I got out of the car, walked about fifty meters, and came back out to the people. I told them to move straight ahead, past the dugout. I walked about one hundred fifty meters around a landing, and then another fifty meters, without a weapon. I saw your position, said hello, and told the guys I had no choice but to surrender.

Я целюсь в людей, но автомат холостой. Отойдите от машины! Люди лежат на полу, показываю. Еще одного несут. Оля, не сюда! Кто знает, что происходит? Они там варят. Еще один есть! --- I'm aiming at people, but the gun is empty. Step away from the car! People are lying on the floor, I'm showing it. Another one is being carried. Olya, not this way! Who knows what's happening? They're cooking over there. There's another one!

Наш командир, лейтенант, занимал у людей большие суммы денег и играл в казино на телефоне. В какой-то момент его телефон был взломан, и ситуация вышла из-под контроля. В результате я был отправлен в другую локацию, а деньги людям он так и не вернул. --- Our commander, a lieutenant, borrowed large sums of money from people and played in a mobile casino. At some point, his phone was hacked, and the situation spiraled out of control. As a result, I was sent to another location, and he still hasn't returned the money to the people.

Вперёд! Быстро, не останавливайся! Давай на рации, тихо! За мной, за мной! Смотри слева, ГЭС! Кидай гранаты! Вперёд, проходи вправо! Граната! Держи! Все, пошли! Вперёд! --- Forward! Quickly, don’t stop! Let’s use the radios, quiet! Follow me! Watch the left, the hydroelectric station! Throw grenades! Move forward, go right! Grenade! Here! Everyone, let’s go! Forward!

Наш командир, лейтенант, занимал у людей большие суммы денег и играл в казино на телефоне. Затем его телефон был взломан, и ситуация вышла из-под контроля. Я был отправлен в другую локацию, а деньги, которые он занял, до сих пор не возвращены людям. Our commander, a lieutenant, borrowed large sums of money from people and played in a casino on his phone. Then his phone was hacked, and the situation spiraled out of control. I was sent to another location, and the money he borrowed has still not been returned to the people.

На опорнике было шестеро. 'Быстрее, блин!' 'Сколько еще?' 'Сколько в общем на опорнике.' 'В общем сколько?' 'Нас было шестеро.' 'Живой!' 'Я пробрался внутри гранату, всем отойти от входов.' 'На меня иди, я сказал!' 'Иди еще, они живые?' 'Да мы там кричали!' 'Парни, красные?' On the OP there were six of us. 'Faster, damn it!' 'How many more? How many in total on the OP?' 'In total how many?' 'There were six of us.' 'Alive!' 'I crawled inside the grenade, everyone move away from the entrances.' 'To me, go, I said!' 'Go further, are they alive?' 'Yes, we were shouting there!' 'Guys, red ones?'

It was like a heavy shelling for an hour, I don't know what was happening. Then the Russians came in and left us with shovels, like they didn't know there would be an offensive. It was stupid. How could they leave and an offensive start an hour later? Leaving us soldiers with shovels, what was that for? It was a decoy, I think, to leave us as bait, so their guys would be lured in, and they were killed too and couldn't get out of there. Good guys came in, didn't realize we were just bait. No machine guns. They themselves were shocked, saying, "We're advancing here," and those paratroopers or whatever, even the position, three guys came out with shovels.

С Мороновицы (Минская область) ДЦК-шники увезли в Курскую область, село Николая Дарино. Там начались взрывы. Через два дня убило двух ребят из 61 бригады, когда они пошли менять батарейки. FPV разбили стену, осколки попали в ногу. Когда завалило хату (Баба Яга кинула), спустился в погреб. В Панаме свои же отработали. English translation: From Moronovitca (Minsk region), DCC officers took me to the Kursk region, to the village of Nikolaya Darino. Explosions started there. Two days later, two guys from the 61st brigade were killed when they went to change batteries. FPVS broke the wall, fragments hit my leg. When the house collapsed (Baba Yaga threw it), I went down to the cellar. In Panama, our own people worked us over.

Я начинал как обычный штурмовик, потом перешел в БПЛА, и шаг за шагом это начало давать результаты. Самое прикольное, когда противник погибает от твоих действий. Уничтожив одного противника, ты спасаешь как минимум две жизни наших. **English Translation:** I started as a regular stormtrooper, then moved to UAVs, and step by step it started to yield results. The best part is when the enemy dies from your actions. By destroying one enemy, you save at least two of our lives.

Я целюсь в людей, но автомат стреляет холостыми. Отойдите от машины! Люди лежат на полу, показываю. Еще одного несут. Оля, не сюда! Кто знает, что происходит? Они там. Еще один есть! --- I'm aiming at people, but the gun is firing blanks. Step away from the car! People are lying on the floor, I'm showing. They're carrying another one. Olya, not this way! Who knows what's happening? They're over there. There's another one!

Дайте два автомата! Быстрее! Лежи и открой рот! Ушла? На телефон! Куда? Куда? Лежать! По одному! Куда бежать? Один мой! Снимай меня на камеру! --- Give me two guns! Faster! Lie down and open your mouth! Did she leave? On the phone! Where? Where? Lie down! One at a time! Where to run? Mine! Film me on camera!

На позиции ждали гуровцев, но они не приехали. Были обстрелы и автоматная очередь. Бобра ранили, и спикер получил ранение в голову, став трехсотым. Оружие не показывали, подняли руки. Сняли броню и дали бинт. Оказал себе первую помощь, использовав два бинта. После этого минометка начала работать по ним. **English Translation:** At the position, they waited for the GUR forces, but they didn't arrive. There was shelling and automatic gunfire. Bobr was wounded, and the speaker was wounded in the head, becoming a 300. They didn't show their weapons, they raised their hands. They removed the armor and gave a bandage. He gave himself first aid, using two bandages. After that, the mortar began to fire at them.

Двое иностранцев, возможно британец, отстреливают отступающих. Возвращаться назад нет смысла. Трое НГУшников, Максим, Ник и Муха, погибли. Сдались, потому что те ребята не отвечают, и назад идти нельзя из-за наемников. Решили сдаться из-за безвыходного положения. **Translation:** Two foreigners, possibly a Briton, are shooting at those retreating. There's no point in going back. Three NGU soldiers, Maxim, Nick, and Mukha, died. They surrendered because those guys aren't responding, and going back is impossible due to the mercenaries. They decided to surrender because of the hopeless situation.

Связали, начали допрашивать, сразу первый сброс. Глубоко, шипение. Движение в глазах, тяжело дышать. Пленные паникуют, давка, кашель, кровь. Очнулся под навесом. Начали на 20 волдырей. Крыльцово, кукла сильно. Истощение, хотелось пить. Чернота. Обезболы не помогали. Парни в противогазах и без остались в блиндаже. У всех кровь сорта с носа, с глаз. **Translation:** They tied me up, started interrogating, immediately the first drop. Deep, hissing sound. Movement in the eyes, hard to breathe. The prisoners are panicking, crush, cough, blood. I woke up under a canopy. They started with 20 blisters. Kryltsovo, the doll is strong. Exhaustion, wanted to drink. Blackness. Painkillers didn't help. The guys with and without gas masks remained in the dugout. Everyone has blood flowing from their nose and eyes.

Победа была трудной, но необходимой. Противник был физически сильнее, но я не собирался сдаваться. В рукопашной я использовал нож, который мне сделал местный мастер. Он схватил мой нож, но я смог нанести ему несколько ударов. Я понимал, что нужно действовать решительно. После боя он попросил прощения и поблагодарил меня. Я не смотрел видео с этой схваткой, но моя семья была удивлена моими действиями. Я служил в армии и у меня пятеро детей. Я подписал контракт, чтобы защитить семью. На войне были и более опасные моменты, но главное — оставаться человеком в любой ситуации и верить в Бога. --- The victory was hard but necessary. The opponent was physically stronger, but I wasn't going to give up. In hand-to-hand combat, I used a knife made by a local craftsman. He grabbed my knife, but I managed to inflict several wounds. After the fight, he asked for forgiveness and thanked me. I haven't watched the video of the fight, but my family was surprised by my actions. I served in the army and have five children. I signed a contract to protect my family. There were more dangerous moments in the war, but the main thing is to remain human in any situation and to believe in God.

I was told to come out, so I raised my hands and came out. I came out first, followed by the other guy who was with me. Then the 300 came out and was hit by grenades. So, that's how we surrendered. There was a machine gunner with us, yes, but he didn't fire a single shot. The machine gun remained at the position; we moved away from it. He didn't fire at all during the round.

Начался штурм, русский солдат сказал, что они сдаются. Когда они уходили с позиции, их добивали свои же. Из группы в 12 человек остался один. **English Translation:** The assault began, and a Russian soldier said they were surrendering. As they retreated from their position, they were finished off by their own side. Out of a group of 12, only one remained.

В начале апреля украинская армия вошла в Бучу; нас сопровождал боец Азова, и без паспортов мы попали в город. В центре лежали трупы; из небольших машин доставали другие трупы — военные и гражданские — и раскладывали их рядом на дорогах. Журналисты ждали, пока разложат трупы, и фотографировались; это выглядело постановкой. Нас повезли в ангар, где потребовали распределить медикаменты: часть — для батальона Азов, часть — в госпиталь. Другая машина привезла русских военнопленных; из трёх машин высадились военнопленные. Некоторые русские военнопленные были поставлены на колени с завязанными руками; мы услышали выстрелы — азовцы стреляли вниз по военным. Украинские военные потребовали нас закрыть машину и ехать. Я была на пассажирском сиденье, водитель — женщина-волонтер; они закричали: "Офицер! Офицер!", и русский военнопленный получил пулю в голову. Остальные неизвестны; мы уехали, волонтёр проплакала четыре часа. At the start of April, the Ukrainian army entered Bucha; we were accompanied by a member of the Azov Battalion, and without passports we got into the city. In the center lay corpses; from small cars they brought out other corpses — soldiers and civilians — and laid them alongside on the roads. Journalists waited until the corpses were laid out and photographed; it looked like a staging. We were taken to a hangar where we were asked to distribute medications: some for the Azov Battalion, some to the hospital. Another car brought Russian prisoners of war; from three cars the POWs disembarked. Some of the Russian POWs were placed on their knees with hands tied; we heard shots — Azov fighters were firing downward at the soldiers. Ukrainian soldiers asked us to close the car and drive away. I was in the passenger seat, the driver was a female volunteer; they shouted: "Officer! Officer!", and a Russian prisoner received a bullet to the head. The rest is unknown; we drove off, the volunteer cried for four hours.